Utah's AI Factory supercomputer, Redtail, is a statewide AI resource created to provide Utah's institutions of higher education, state organizations, and commercial sector with access to advanced computing resources, training, and support. Redtail will accelerate and support research, education, innovation, and AI workforce development across the state.

The Center for High Performance Computing (CHPC) at the University of Utah will manage the Redtail AI Factory for Utah. The supercomputer is built for national impact and will support regional AI innovation across sectors and position Utah as a leader in AI-enabled research and innovation. Redtail represents a significant increase in high-end GPU computing capacity at the University of Utah, fueled by $50 million in investment across public and private sectors over five years.

The Redtail platform is a partnership among the State of Utah, University of Utah, and Huntsman Family Foundation. The supercomputer will advance Utah as a national leader in AI research and innovation, allowing users across the state to train, apply, and scale large AI models across multiple servers with many GPUs.

Enablement is a key aspect of the Redtail program, ensuring that users can successfully access, learn, and apply the resource. This includes training, onboarding, outreach, and utilization support, which will be led by the CHPC in coordination with user representatives from partner organizations. The CHPC has the great privilege of conducting operations and user enablement for Redtail on behalf of the university and state.

Further details on the computational resources and services available through Utah's AI supercomputer, Redtail, can be found on the technical documentation.

 Technical information